Sentence examples for be asserted with some from inspiring English sources
It can be asserted with some confidence that common opinion is certainly an unreliable guide about what exists, if indeed it can be induced to pronounce on this matter at all.
In Tucson, in Arizona, they will continue to be asserted – with or without chains.
But the sons and daughters were to be chaste, and the old prohibitions were to be asserted with increasing stridency.
Until they have read the full shortlist, people complaining about concerted stupidification must concede – like this column – that it cannot be asserted with certainty that the prize has made a sudden grab for Richard and Judy territory.
This impression, however, cannot be asserted with much strength because I am unable to comment on the original language version.
What can be asserted with confidence, however, is that in mixed-species biofilms the "minority" species was typically assigned frequently enough to exceed the baseline error rate of 7% seen in single-species studies.
With hindsight, what can be asserted with no uncertainty is that the spread of the HIV virus was bolstered by public opposition to those who contracted the virus and who developed AIDS.
While these cases were different, what they had in common was a plausible alternative narrative that could be asserted with target audiences either by attorneys, savvy communicators or media surrogates.
Given that one of sixteen pups would be expected with the compound null genotype the lethality of this genotype can be asserted with a high level of confidence (from a binomial analysis p = (15/16) = 0.000022).
Although the transcriptome of the Malpighian tubule was previously described [ 15], it is instructive to re-examine it in the light of a much more complete microarray (Affymetrix version 2 cf. 1), and against the full FlyAtlas collections of transcriptomes, allowing unique expression to be asserted with much more authority (Additional file 1 Table S3).
